Expert Guidance For Your Mass Tort Cases

A mass tort case refers to a grouping of similar cases that are fighting for a similar cause or agenda against a common defendant. Numerous plaintiffs file lawsuits against a common opponent, which is mostly caused by a similar cause or reason of negligence. Mass tort cases are viewed as a singular case to streamline the legal course of action.

Mass tort cases often look for a similar cause or factor of negligence that resulted in the injuries. Although different lawsuits have different eligibility criteria for plaintiffs, all the plaintiffs must have gathered enough evidence against the defendant. You need to show that the defendant (the company or entity responsible) was negligent, meaning they failed to act with reasonable care, or that the product was defective and caused the harm.

After you submit all the necessary information regarding your case, the Have A Lawyer team will carefully examine your application, reviewing your eligibility and credibility. If all of the eligibility criteria are met, then the further proceedings of your lawsuit case are taken care of.

The time a mass tort case takes in reaching a conclusion depends on the complexity of the case, the number of plaintiffs involved, and the strength of the evidence gathered. It may take several months to a few years to resolve. Though the duration may look extensive, the aim is to always compensate the plaintiffs with best possible judgment.